Today’s sounds with yesteryear’s spirit. That’s what Japanese retailer MUJI offers consumers in the United States and Canada with its new phonograph-style CD player, which is inspired by ...

Muji has updated Naoto Fukasawa’s iconic wall-mounted CD player as something more relevant for 2013: a Bluetooth speaker.

Muji's simple, iconic CD player, designed by Nato Fukasawa, costs $178. (I heart Muji.) Fortunately, its simplicity means that you can roll your own damn ...

Slip on your Muji robe and make Muji coffee from a Muji coffeemaker. Brush your teeth with a Muji toothbrush and Muji toothpaste while listening to music from your Muji CD player. Go to work with ...

There’s something about the simplicity of this CD player that I totally dig. Just pop on a disc and pull the string to set it playing. The speakers are built in to the frame and additional ...

It borrows its design from the Japanese company’s popular wall hanging CD player, but Muji’s new mountable Bluetooth speaker is far more useful in this day and age.And a lot cheaper too ...

The Muji wall-mounted CD player with radio is available in Muji Bonifacio High Street, Powerplant Mall at Rockwell, Greenbelt 3 and SM Mall of Asia. In the Philippines, ...

A limited edition, wall-mounted CD player in the shape of a fan, designed by Ideo designer Naoto Fukasawa, launches in the UK in Muji stores on 5 November. The design features a power cord which, when ...

Muji's MoMA co-signed wall mounted CD player may give you a reason to buy CDs again.